Eventually, there was a difference in opinion in the school's search committee, and Rice's fiery, in-game behavior was a sticking point.
Her fiery on-court behavior still resurfaces, — she dropped a racket and shrieked in dismay on Monday — but Azarenka credits Sumyk for helping her manage it better.
Randolph was a contentious figure: although he shared the staunch states' rights views held by most of the Virginia legislature, he had a reputation for fiery rhetoric and erratic behavior on the Senate floor, which put his allies in an awkward position.
For the first time, solar modelers have predicted the behavior of the sun's fiery atmosphere more than a week in advance.
His suggestion that warfare and violence are "adaptive" behaviors that help drive human evolution quickly attracted fiery criticism.
When it was his turn to speak, O'Leary, a fiery man who once played for Cohane, angrily dredged up examples of heinous behavior by the defendants.
The study, co-authored by Assistant Professor of Psychology Fiery Cushman and postdoctoral fellow Jonathan Phillips, suggests a surprisingly common default in human behavior: the view that immoral actions are simply impossible.
Flake alluded to the fiery back-and-forth in his speech on the Senate floor, saying "undignified behavior" has become interchangeable with "telling it like it is".
When North Korea accelerated its missile tests, the Trump administration responded with fiery bluster that has singularly failed to elicit a greater alignment of Chinese and Russian behavior.
Braving the wind, snow, and literally hundreds of fiery, chemical-colored projectiles, the results are a high-flying testament to the kind of behavior you should definitely not try at home or without the supervision of trained professionals (or ever). .
Somehow, they connected the behavior with being more likely to drive while drunk and then crash to a fiery death.
